Philip Pullman - The Subtle Knife December 26, 2017 Add Comment SF and F Edit The Subtle Knife is where Philip Pullman's Dark Materials trilogy moves from a slightly foreboding children's fantasy to a truly d... Read More
Jonathan Martineau - Time, Capitalism And Alienation December 26, 2017 Add Comment marxism, modern history, politics Edit famous studies of the Nuer people, the anthropologist Evans-Pritchard noted, for instance, that those Nilotic cattle farmers had more time ... Read More
Ian Angus - A Redder Shade Of Green: Intersections Of Science And Socialism December 26, 2017 Add Comment climate and environment, marxism, science Edit This new collection of essays from one of the world's leading Marxist environmentalists is an important contribution to discussions abou... Read More
Dave Sherry - Russia 1917: Workers' Revolution And The Bazar Of The Oppressed December 25, 2017 Add Comment 1917, marxism, modern history, politics, Russia, socialist, WW1 Edit I've already reviewed Dave Sherry's new book on the Russian Revolution for Socialist Worker , and I hope you'll read that in con... Read More
Ragnar Jónasson - Snow Blind December 25, 2017 Add Comment Crime Fiction Edit There is no polite way to say this, but Ragnar Jónasson's novel is terrible. It is badly written, has a contrived plot and a jumble of i... Read More
Philip Pullman - The Amber Spyglass December 25, 2017 Add Comment SF and F Edit The first two books of the Dark Materials trilogy are great novels. But really they simply are setting the scene for the brilliant climax th... Read More
R.S. Attack - John Clare: Voice Of Freedom December 25, 2017 Add Comment agriculture, culture, politics Edit The poet John Clare (1793-1864) was a remarkable figure. Coming from a poor labouring family in Northamptonshire where, despite his families... Read More